‎2006 Jun 13 1:32 PM
^ GROUP HEADER_1.
What does this command specify ? I am going thru a built form ..and cannot understand the use of this command ?
Thanks
‎2006 Jun 13 1:34 PM
That is not sapscript command, That is a jetforms command, When the spool is sent to jetform server, it interprets the command as begin of a group.
Regards
Sridhar
‎2006 Jun 13 1:34 PM
That is not sapscript command, That is a jetforms command, When the spool is sent to jetform server, it interprets the command as begin of a group.
Regards
Sridhar
‎2006 Jun 13 1:35 PM
HI Tamanna,
I think you are using this form for any Label Printing or for any barcode printing. Because we get these for ZPL II language which is used in for Labels and Barcode design.
Yes to add to Sridhar's Point it can even be Jetforms as your client might be using Jetforms instead of Scripts or Smartforms for printing forms.
Thanks & Regards,
YJR.
Message was edited by: YJR
‎2006 Jun 13 1:39 PM
Hi All,
Thanks for the replies.:)
I dont know why this has been used here , This form is a simple Bill Of lading form .
HAs also used :
METHOD:
*^FIELD CONDTEXT
&vbkdl-vsbed&
Can anyone interpret what are these for ? Method command and using ^ sign with field .
Thanks,
‎2006 Jun 13 1:46 PM
Are you using jetforms?, or the sapscripts were used for jetforms before and not using now? Because jetforms uses ^GROUP, ^FIELD commands, but i think there's no METHOD command
Commands:
*^FIELD CONDTEXT
&vbkdl-vsbed&
vbkdl-vsbed value will be used in the jetform field CONDTEXT when it's printing the form.
Regards
Sridhar
‎2006 Jun 13 1:47 PM
HI Tamanna,
I had worked on both ZPL II and Jetforms where you come across this symbol Caret (^). But none of these have something like METHOD etc to the best of my knowledge.
Thanks & Regards,
YJR.
‎2006 Jun 13 1:36 PM
The commands that follow '^' character are Device specific commands, which can be understood only by the Printers.
Regards,
ravi
‎2006 Jun 13 1:50 PM
HI
GOOD
I DONT THINK THERE IS ANY SUCH COMMAND ^GROUP HEADER_1.
THANKS
MRUTYUN